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by daguava 5y ago
Me. I hate narcissists grabbing established tech for their own gain.
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by daguava 5y ago
Thanks for the info, I saw the length matched the usual sha256 so assumed it ended there. I'm from a bcrypt crowd which is why I offered the suggestion but as long as you're taking things seriously I'm all for it :)
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by daguava 5y ago
The only hole I found was if you bypass UI hashing you can create an account that can never be logged in to, but... that's the most secure account I can think of.
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by daguava 5y ago
You're looking at the wrong monke.
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by daguava 5y ago
Hacker news is a wonderful place where we can share many different projects and a love for tech and software development. Shallow, subjective, emotional comments don't lend themselves towards driving discussion and growth in any form,
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by daguava 5y ago
I feel like some of the "inspired by cubeworld" stuff is a little too heavily inspired, but I really enjoyed taking a quick look at the source and logging in to check things out. Things seemed pretty clean, and because everything
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by daguava 5y ago
I recently went to pay for a music service and wanted to give spotify a chance, but they have a huge information leak somewhere on when new accounts are created. On the day of my free trial ending I received the first and only phishing emai
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by daguava 5y ago
I'm curious why you even left this post - you know you won't change anything. You know nobody will agree with you. What's left?
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by daguava 5y ago
Hundo-P false. You can build the best space-age cat-shit box, have an intern set a price of $29.99 and tank a company.
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by daguava 5y ago
No. It isn't. And this isn't the place for that. Edit: I was thinking of simulation gaming, such as racing (forced feedback, hitting the wall), Fishing (fish on the line, rumble as forced feedback, etc)
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by daguava 5y ago
I cannot think of a single time I want my phone to start vibrating in a web context outside of a very deep game integration.
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by daguava 5y ago
The only time I've seen this functionality used IRL is when an ad network hijacks the browser and takes you to a scare/infection tab on mobile. Take this out back and put it down next to the blink tag and chained alerts without au
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by daguava 5y ago
You've written up my thoughts better than I can express them myself - I think what people get really stuck on when something like this happens is the 'can I solve this myself?' aspect. A wait for X provider to fix it for you
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by daguava 5y ago
file a complaint and make them pay out for it.
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by daguava 5y ago
Does it even matter what you've done in a lifetime? Have you done any science worthwhile and cited? Last line :)
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by daguava 5y ago
Sometimes people need to be yelled at and shut down - antivax is one of them.
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by daguava 5y ago
I mean, it doesn't have to be a literal fire. If you lose HVAC in a datacenter it heats extremely quickly.
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by daguava 5y ago
I know this is just one usage of this, but hampering the workload of the hardware you're selling people is absolutely backwards.
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by daguava 5y ago
Valve's handling of security reports is abhorrent, and I absolutely believe they should be kicked from any platform that supports good-faith reporting of bugs until they decide they're ready to play. Sup Gaben?
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CVE-2021-30481: Source engine remote code execution via game invites(secret.club)
3 points by daguava 5y ago|0 comments
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by daguava 6y ago
Ignoring all the problems you had, this is so sweet I can't stand it - your grandmom has an excellent grand-daughter/son <3
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by daguava 6y ago
Expecting maintainers to establish regular hours is basically asking them to work a job with no pay
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by daguava 6y ago
I wanted to view a page about honda and got visually assaulted by no less than 5 massive and un-dismissable Ford ads before I could read the first words of the article. This site can eat shit and die.
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by daguava 6y ago
I absolutely adore this website, please keep up the great work. When I first ran into it a few months ago I had to binge-read every article, it was too fascinating to stop.
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by daguava 6y ago
Reading a lot of these comments truly hurts, there is no reason for the amount of money you have to be tied to whether you are allowed out on bail at all. I was super happy to see this be proposed as a measure for the California Ballot and
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by daguava 6y ago
It's really funny reading this and seeing the lower-ranked comments saying "Time to switch!" Yeah, you won't. Stop being hyperbolic. You're amazingly served by google and you'll forget this 20 minutes after ser
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by daguava 6y ago
Anyone supporting Gyms or high-traffic transmission areas right now are clearly narcissistic. If this getting called out is an affront to you, you may need to visit your physician to get diagnosed.
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by daguava 6y ago
Regardless of how good this deal actually is, I have a knee-jerk reaction to anything regarding Comcast. I would not trust them with anything whatsoever. Mozilla even if they made a good decision here seems to be taking a step backwards jus
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by daguava 6y ago
That was fun until we killed it :)
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by daguava 7y ago
Teaching needs a large pay-bump. If you only hire the lowest common denominators you're going to get the lowest result. I've seen so many teachers move on to other jobs just because it doesn't have the pay needed for basic li

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